Monroe High School - Trail Yearbook (Stanardsville, VA)

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,f-JZ.. f.. 'V...Qaa. fx... TVA GAYE TAYLOR nAgreeablen Iva's pleasing personality and agreeable disposition has enabled her to become an outstanding senior. As a result of her sharp wit and clever thinking, she has won the sixth honor in her class. We'll always remember her pleasant attitude toward things, whether they pleased her or not. She will always be remembered by the students and faculty at Monroe. un' ll 1-hd 1 , r OPAL CULLEEN SNOW nAttraotiven Opal will long be remembered by her friends and classmates for her leadership, ability and personality. She is quiet and dignified, but is always ready for fun, although she has been a very industrious person. She received second rank in class honors. Opal has also been energetic, being on the softball and basketball teams and outstanding in the O.B.C. and Senior Play. She has been both a cooperative and cheerful leader, Wx SARAH HUME RUNKLE liqu 1 et!! . . Quiet, reserved and sincere in all that she undertakes is Sarah. She always thinks more than she talks, and is one of the most dignified members of the Senior class. She is ready to do her share whenever needed, and will always be remembered by those who know her.

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